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In this paper a vulnerability in the Z-Wave protocol specification,especially in the S0 Z-Wave protocol is presented. Devices supporting thisstandard can be blocked (denial of service) through continuous S0 NonceGetrequests. This way a whole network can be blocked if the attacked devices areZ-Wave network controller. This also effects S2 network controller as long asthey support S0 NonceGet requests. As only a minimal amount of nonce requests(1 per ~2 seconds) is required to conduct the attack it cannot be prevented bystandard countermeasures against jamming.

S0-No-More: A Z-Wave NonceGet Denial of Service Attack utilizing included but offline NodeIDs